Cicely Tyson, the stage, screen and television actress whose vivid portrayals of strong African-American women shattered racial stereotypes in the dramatic arts of the 1970s, propelling her to stardom and fame as an exemplar for civil rights, died on Thursday. She was 96.
Susan Taylor, Founder & CEO National CARES Mentoring Movement spoke with Roland Martin about the enduring legacy of Cicely Tyson during Thursday’s edition of #RMU.
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